Bicolor Strawberry Fish can breed. Strawberries are hermaphrodites. When they are young, they do not distinguish between males and females. When they are older, they differentiate into different genders according to their needs. The bigger ones are males, the smaller ones are females. Males are interested in females with large stomachs in labor. It is only when the female's belly is swollen that the male begins to come into heat and lure the female into its burrow to lay eggs. Once the eggs are laid, the male will immediately shoot out the female with the smaller belly. After that, looking after the eggs is the responsibility of the male fish.

The difficulty of raising two-color strawberry fish is average, as long as the breeding method is accurately mastered , it is not difficult to keep the two-color strawberry fish well.

The food of bicolor strawberry fish is mainly animal bait and artificial feed. When artificially raised, the bait that can be fed are brine shrimp, fish and insects, and seawater fish pellet feed.